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Description
"GARBAGE SHARK"

CLASS: GARBAGE

A dangerous by-product of monster creation that has bred out of control. Born from decaying flesh and chemical wastes, Garboid follow a fish-like anatomy but may incorporate tissues from any organic matter they consume. Like zombies, their bodies are in a constant state of outer decay, rejuvenating from a living core as the monster feeds. They prefer tunnel through soil or trash with their powerful jaws, but can slither rapidly on a layer of their own filthy juices and even float short distances.

Garboid are most common in the Garbage Sea, an expansive swamp of scrap metal, sewage and other waste dating back thousands of years. Locals tell tales of a Garboid so monstrous that the ruins of an entire town are part of its internal structure.

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I've been immediately dissatisfied with every drawing of Garboid until this one. Here's the last version for reference:

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I'm noticing that I keep drawing cleaner, with darker lines and fewer itchy details. I honestly always buried my drawings in details to compensate for a complete lack of confidence in my designs and linework, so the more I like what I do, the cleaner and cartoonier it looks. There's less stuff stuck in this Garboid, but I like it better with just a few really odd things.

Description
"GARBAGE SHARK"

CLASS: GARBAGE

A dangerous by-product of monster creation that has bred out of control. Born from decaying flesh and chemical wastes, Garboid follow a fish-like anatomy but may incorporate tissues from any organic matter they consume. Like zombies, their bodies are in a constant state of outer decay, rejuvenating from a living core as the monster feeds. They prefer tunnel through soil or trash with their powerful jaws, but can slither rapidly on a layer of their own filthy juices and even float short distances.

Garboid are most common in the Garbage Sea, an expansive swamp of scrap metal, sewage and other waste dating back thousands of years. Locals tell tales of a Garboid so monstrous that the ruins of an entire town are part of its internal structure.

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I've been immediately dissatisfied with every drawing of Garboid until this one. Here's the last version for reference:

[link]

I'm noticing that I keep drawing cleaner, with darker lines and fewer itchy details. I honestly always buried my drawings in details to compensate for a complete lack of confidence in my designs and linework, so the more I like what I do, the cleaner and cartoonier it looks. There's less stuff stuck in this Garboid, but I like it better with just a few really odd things.